Berkeley, by contrast, had taken a more holistic approach, with a single reader judging an entire application, and Berkeley was attracting more black students than U.C.L.A. Why?
The context in which Kant found himself may have lent itself to a more holistic engagement with Newton.
As a result, a more holistic approach with controllable environment and timing of specific stimuli for creation of more mature engineered heart tissues is described as well.
During the last two decades a shift from inspection of manufactured products to a more holistic approach with quality assurance as an integrated activity throughout the product realization process has emerged in manufacturing industry.
More life carriers will likely take the plunge into telematics, including some utilizing a fitness-monitoring device to award points for those who exhibit healthy behaviors, thereby allowing policyholders to earn premium discounts and other rewards while facilitating a richer, more holistic relationship with their insurer.
The introduction of recommended tools was reported by both nurses and GPs as replacing a more holistic discussion with patients.
Staff liked working in a more holistic way with young people and thought that through the YPDP they were offering a better service to their participants.
The projects have registered fewer results in direct support to children and families, primarily because more time, and a more holistic approach with a stronger prevention focus, is required to create sustainable impact.
This is very similar to the definition of CHWs, but field officers generally enjoyed formal education in social sciences or education, enabling them to embrace a more holistic approach with sufficient attention for the psychosocial aspects of health and illness [ 38, 41, 48].
(caseload midwife, community hospital) For the midwives, caseload midwifery also promised greater professional satisfaction, with a more holistic approach corresponding with the core tenets of their professionalism.
